The Info1 corpus consists of faulty spreadsheets of two exercises submitted by civil engineering students as part of an Excel course.
\nOne exercise is the statics computation for single-span beams, the other the calculation of the bending moment for a two-span beam.
\nThe computations used in these spreadsheets contain complex operations, such as long formulas with many references and\/or operations and the spreadsheets have a high number of copied formula cells. \u00a0Each spreadsheet has between 500 and 3,000 formula cells.<\/p>\n
The corpus can be downloaded here<\/a>.\u00a0A detailed description of this corpus can be found \u00a0here<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0If you want to cite this corpus, please\u00a0 use the following bibtex entry.<\/p>\n The Info1 corpus consists of faulty spreadsheets of two exercises submitted by civil engineering students as part of an Excel course. One exercise is the statics computation for single-span beams, the other the calculation of the bending moment for a two-span beam. The computations used in these spreadsheets contain complex operations, such as long formulas … Continue reading Info1 Corpus<\/span>
\n@inproceedings{GetznerHW17,
\n author = {Elisabeth Getzner and
\n Birgit Hofer and
\n Franz Wotawa},
\n title = {Improving Spectrum-Based Fault Localization for Spreadsheet Debugging},
\n booktitle = {2017 {IEEE} International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability
\n and Security ({QRS})},
\n pages = {102--113},
\n year = {2017},
\n doi = {10.1109\/QRS.2017.21}
\n}
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